NFL tells TD to sit at home

[jumpman910]

14 minutes ago, ncfan said:

Apparently, if your a player facing suspension 

 

But again, have seen players sitting up in team suits on tv before while facing suspension and the NFL didnt bat an eye

Who are these suspended players that you've seen and it was probably before the rule was put in place. 

Hell Brady couldn't even attend practice while suspended 

[jumpman910]

4 minutes ago, thefuzz said:

Would have been much smarter to shut your mouth, and just go.

You don't have to tell everyone what your plans are.

Yep just show up with your family and if someone from the league stops you then you go home quietly. But hell then they might fine him for that. 

[Moo Daeng]

1 minute ago, jumpman910 said:

Yep just show up with your family and if someone from the league stops you then you go home quietly. But hell then they might fine him for that. 

Then get fined and suspended more. Brilliant plan for yourself and team.

[MechaZain]

Standard procedure guys. PED violators

28 minutes ago, ncfan said:

Apparently, if your a player facing suspension 

 

But again, have seen players sitting up in team suits on tv before while facing suspension and the NFL didnt bat an eye

Substance abuse violators can still participate in everything short of practice and games. PED violators are banned from the grounds and team activities completely. Bruce Irvin was the same deal in Seattle.  

And just like any ticket owner a PSL doesn't buy you immunity from getting kicked out of the stadium.

[thefuzz]

3 minutes ago, jumpman910 said:

Yep just show up with your family and if someone from the league stops you then you go home quietly. But hell then they might fine him for that. 

If there is no broken rule, there is no fine.

He should know what is and isn't allowed...if he doesn't, that's why you have an agent...call him/her.

 

[MechaZain]

Mind you the L in PSL is for license you can't call the cops and demand your seat from Tepper lol. Part of the agreement surely retains the team's right to do whatever they want to with it at anytime.

 

 

[Sam Mills Fan]

16 minutes ago, MechaZain said:

Mind you the L in PSL is for license you can't call the cops and demand your seat from Tepper lol. Part of the agreement surely retains the team's right to do whatever they want to with it at anytime.

 

 

The team isn't telling TD not to be in the stadium, the league is.

[coralreefer_1]

For sure...you ppl aren't getting upset about some poo Joe Person wrote. 

 

TD is a class act and will do what he is allowed and supposed to do. Its likely something he and others dont disclose to  to the general public. Yet...yall mofos jump all over a tweet and make it income for some lame ass. TD and noone else gives a damn. But social media pays a middleman to stir up poo...because....you give a damn what he said. Stop quoting and linking this mofos tweets. 

 

[MechaZain]

4 minutes ago, Sam Mills Fan said:

The team isn't telling TD not to be in the stadium, the league is.

No difference, really. The team's carrying out league policy which all ticket owners are bound by.

[ladypanther]

Consequences.   Move on.

[Shocker]

Yeah, the NFL will probably black out the game feed to his house too.  That'll teach em.

[PanthersBigD]

It's a punishment for cheating. He got caught cheating. He should stay at home and take his punishment. It sets a good example for the younger players that look to him. Him not being in the stadium on game day isn't going to affect how anyone else plays. He's not going to channel some beast mode energy into the players from the stands. I love TD, but he needs to take his punishment and then get back on the field. 

[GRWatcher]

PLEASE don't post any of Person's tweets or Glazier's or anything that links to The Athletic. Can't read the full article and I am not paying for it. Guess I'll have to get better about watching what links I click.

I remember Steve Smith complaining about having to watch games from home so this isn't too new a rule. 

[mc52beast]

You’ve been a bad boy Thomas, you can’t go out and play